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Did you have pomogranate molasses? Usually that's the key. If you have options, maybe try a different brand.

Here you go ... some 0-effort fesenjan He was dutch. One of the gods of computer science.

One of these days I am going to write a book on the role of kittens in the Armenian Genocide. Then everyone would have to discuss my work and this important topic because no one would be 100% certain that kittens didn't in fact kill thousands and thousands of Armenians. I would also write a book on how Einstein plagiarized his work from kittens.

You could also order some of this to take the complication out of buying, chopping, and mixing all the vegables. Of course nothing can beat fresh stuff.

I would like to hear from you guys who have been to Walmart this past December what your experience has been like. Today they announced that December has been disappointing for them. I have no idea what these retailers are smoking and what kind of sales they had been expecting but EVERY walmart I have been to here in CA has been PACKED with almost no room to move inside ... loooooong cash register lines with many registers open and hordes and hordes of people just buying all sorts of crap. I really did not see this "disappointing" December ... especially not at Walmart. Are they jumping on the "oh retail situation sucks" bandwagon or was December actually disappointing for them? I just can't comprehend what kind of sales these people are planning around ... Ok I understand the higher end retailers are suffering ... good ... I have never been one to pay like $60+ for a pair of pants anyway. Just basic $20 cargos do it for me. Let them suffer and maybe they'll start offering some more reasonable merchandise. But Walmart? I just don't get it.

This is one of my most favorite threads now. Azat, can you handle another 4 for next year? That's 3 for me and 1 for Nairi.

I love kookoo .. the plav part is fairly standard so I assume that's not part of the question. The salty fish I don't care for much mainly due to sharp bones ... I have been substituting salmon. I am obviously not much into religious stuff but I had a crazy craving for kookoo on the 5th (thank you Jesus) so I actually made some again. This time I have to say it was one of the best I have ever made. It was very nice and fluffy and not too spinachy (I love spinach but hate the spinach after-taste mixed with egg). I got the perfect combination of other herbs and egg fluff I thought. Personally, I much prefer eating it with plain yogurt. It's probably one of the healthiest and most nutritious meals I eat all year so actually this year I plan to make it often. I try not to put much salt in it (I've been substituting Mrs. Dash) and also I cook it with very little oil (as compared to my grandma). Edit: Oh yah one of the reasons it was better than what I had made before is because they were out of frozen chopped spinach at the supermarket so this time I got a bunch of fresh spinach and chopped it myself. That probably made the biggest difference.

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ok then how about the one on the left?

emmmmmmmm... trick question?

Oh and MosJan jan ... no worries ... give me all your cash and I'll keep it for you no problem.

I'm still waiting for Bill Gates and AOL to send me some money for forwarding their emails all these years.

If that's what you want to call them suuuuuuure

In all seriousness, the hardest part of this exercise for me is imagining myself in a room full of beautiful women... you mean like a real real room or like a chatroom? But now my serious serious answer ... I guess in a situation like that, obviously I would first notice the obvious stuff ... looks, confidence, demeanor, balance between trashiness and style, and so forth. But I personally tend to make a note of all sorts of small details that say a lot about a person like how they listen to others and talk ... are they more of the "me me me oh my gosh oh my gosh me yah like me I like oh yah like me I me me whateverrrrrrrrr" kind of talkers or more of the type that tend to express their thoughts through more complete sentences with fewer filler-words. So I guess I have to say a good looking woman that is well spoken but NOT condescending or full of herself really gets my attention. I like the kinds of people that are impressive without trying ... after 10 seconds of hearing them speak you get the impression that they got it going ooooon but without them having to brag about themselves one bit ... you know what I mean?

I can think of two things.

Windows 7 is coming ... just give it another year or so and hopefully we'll never have to hear of Vista again (even though it seems like it's a pretty good operating system -- I've not used it yet).

Sagh ore nstats gortsi tegum koreakan porn em nayum ... pidi vstah linenk vor jisht a ashxatum mets dokos joghovurdi hamar vor menak ed en search anum.

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x7kr6e_ma...he-simpsons_fun

Yah it went out of beta just recently (a couple weeks?). It may still crash once in a while but not any worse than IE or firefox. For me it is runing very solid. There were some flash plug-in problems with videos being choppy or freezing but most of that seems to have been worked out so make sure you have latest versions of flash and java. As far as a deal, I doubt Google would have any deals with IE but Google has traditionally been very supportive of firefox. Now the relationship is a bit "complicated" according to firefox but they are still quite friendly it seems. You have to keep in mind Google doesn't care much about making profit from the browser ... Google's goal is to have it's own stuff which pretty much entirely run in a browser to run fast, stable, and make the people want to use them (like gmail, calendar, docs, maps, earth, chat, social networking, etc etc).

When you press ctrl-B, the bookmark bar will appear or disappear. Next to the address bar where you type searches or web addresses, there are two buttons. One looks like a sheet of paper the other looks like a wrench. They get you pretty much all the options (like menus). Shitf-ESC will bring up the chrome task manager. Here you can stop individual plug-ins or kill individual tabs. You can also type these in the address bar: Here are some cool things to try on chrome ... type: about:memory about:stats about:network about:internets about:histograms about:dns about:cache about:plugins about:version (about:internets is a joke )

Check out this Javascript speed test from back in September with a very early beta of Chrome. The difference is very significant.

I've been using Chrome as a main browser for more than 8 months. It has been my primary browser for about 6 months at least. I just love it (especially now that it is out of beta and a lot of bugs have been ironed out). It has a number of advantages over other browsers but the main thing is it's clean, FAST, and has a very useful interface. You can drag tabs around in and out of windows ... every tab is it's own process so usually one crashing due to a bad plugin or some strange javascript will not cause the whole browser to crash. But main thing is that it is very small, clean and did I say FAST? There are still a few issues to keep in mind however: 1. There is no google toolbar support (yah, strangely enough!). So this means your google bookmarks aren't as easily available like they would be in IE or firefox. I use those all the time. 2. There is no fire-fox like plug-in support yet so if you rely heavily on firefox plug-ins (like ad blockers), you may want to try Chrome a bit before doing a full switch. 3. No Mac or linux version yet but they are rapidly working on it. If you haven't tried Chrome, try it for a bit. You might end up liking it a lot. For google stuff (like gmail, google calendar, google docs, etc) it works very well.

Haha ok lav By the way, I wonder if it's a woman driving ... I love it!!!!

None of the women drivers I know have ever managed to do something stupid like me: http://www.seapahn.us/misc/moab04/moab_roll3.jpg

I still prefer the name "Yezan Trik" ... actually, I'm a special Armenian. Just like George's family in Seinfeld celebrates Festivus, I think I'm going to celebrate Yezan Trik ... I may actually try to find one and decorate it too Can you tell I was dragged into Wal-mart yesterday for a good 4 hours? Man I hate EVERY holiday (except for the food).